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Senatla takes Cape Town Sevens pressure in his stride

9 years ago by iol.co.za

Seabelo Senatla credits his "magical" Blitzbok teammates for much of his success in winning the Dubai Sevens title.

Duane to reign as skipper

9 years ago by iol.co.za

Toulon hard-man Duane Vermeulen has emerged as the firm favourite to take over from hooker Adriaan Strauss, writes Vata Ngobeni.

Blitzboks ‘climb hurdles’ to win Dubai Sevens

9 years ago by iol.co.za

Blitzbok captain Philip Snyman called on his team to "stop the offloads" by Fiji, and that is exactly what they did to clinch the Dubai Sevens title on Saturday.

Snyman urges Blitzboks to stop Fiji offloads

9 years ago by iol.co.za

A hat trick by Seabelo Senatla spearheaded the Blitzboks' charge to the Dubai Sevens Cup final as they dispatched Wales in the last four.

Scottish franchises eye Jones

9 years ago by Rugby 365

NEWS: Stormers star centre Huw Jones is a wanted man in Scotland, according to reports in that country.

Big guns are a mere scaffold

9 years ago by Front Row Grunt

Use a power pack and watertight defence not only for blunt force trauma. Instead, says Tank Lanning, make like Basil Bey and use them as a scaffold on which to hang a more adventurous, attacking game....

Future looking bright for All Blacks

9 years ago by iol.co.za

Despite a world record run of 18 Test victories, the new generation of All Blacks stars will be even better according to coach Steve Hansen.

Senatla named World Sevens Player of the Year

9 years ago by Cape Argus - Stormers

South African Sevens star Seabelo Senatla has been named World Rugby Men's Sevens Player of the Year for his stellar performances in 2016.

Big Boks ditch lineout contest

9 years ago by Front Row Grunt

With 3 locks in the pack and Willem Alberts at 6, Saturday’s Springbok lineout was a veritable forest of tall timber, yet their contesting of the England feed was virtually non-existent! #StatAttack...

Boks had a good game plan, says Alberts

9 years ago by iol.co.za

Willem Alberts says “the belief will always be there” for the Boks, but the players need to execute better if they hope to turn things around.